Tribeca Mexican Cuisine

I’ve been going to Tribeca for years! It’s by far my favorite Mexican restaurant in Paducah. Beautiful location right off of Broadway in downtown Paducah. They’ve got a nice little bar and in the second room there is always a new art exhibit to enjoy while you eat. The price is a little more than you might pay at other «typical» Mexican restaurants you will find in Paducah, but the quality of the food makes it well worth it. Perfect place for date night.
Ps: Cheese dip is on point!

Food was good. The wait staff kind of loitered around. Granted they where dead and it was late but paying should never feel awkward. The food is good enough to save this review from a 3 star rating.

Delicious Mexican fare. Friendly staff and a great location. Had the Camarones La Diabla which were fiery hot and very good. Cold Mexican beer to wash it down. Great bartender!

Best Mexican food I’ve had since moving to Midwest last year from CA. Would definitely recommend.

The service was good and food was okay. Prices were good compared to other places. Fajitas were thin slices of meat that looked like pork. If we lived in Paducah, we probably would not visit again.

Good salsa and chips. Great service. Nice atmosphere. Ordered the tribeca burrito — the filling was good, but the velvetta cheese sauce poured over the top was unexpected in a disappointing way and made the dish too salty. My hubby ordered the pablano rehellato and it was very tasty. Full bar with a nice selection of beers. Bar should be stocked with at least one bottle of rye whiskey. Overall would recommend.

Great Mexican food in a fabulous location. Great service and very reasonably priced. I will return next time I’m in Paducah.

Fast service, friendly and helpful staff. Typical chips and salsa on the table, the tea was good and refilled often. Our entrees were not exactly what I expected (I’m from Texas), and I could have gone for more cheese on the enchiladas. But the rice was a nice change of pace from the usual fluorescent orange «spanish» rice. The guacamole was very fresh. I would go back again when I’m in Paducah.

I will start off by saying this was my first time in Paducah, so I don’t have an excellent grasp on the local flavors. I REALLY wanted to like this place. The atmosphere was very nice, extremely helpful and pleasant wait staff, and a delicious margarita; however, those positive qualities did not extend to the food. I ordered queso fundido, which should be a creamy, heavenly blend of chorizo and queso. Instead, it looked (and tasted) like somebody threw shredded cheese and the ‘meat’ from spaghettios with meatballs into a microwave for a few minutes. The second worst queso fundido I have ever had (the worst was in an airport, so that should tell you something). Both the salsa and the pico were WAY too salty. I also had the fajitas, which were ok. Finally, there was the Spanish rice. It looked (and again, tasted) like uncle bens ready rice. Not saying that it is, but AM saying that I have made better Spanish rice in my kitchen at home. I gave 2 stars for the atmosphere, staff and margarita, but the food was just not worth the $$.

Consistently good service, food, atmosphere. I have been coming to TriBeCa every Monday for about a year now.

I was warned by some folks not to go to a Mexican restaurant in Paducah but we wanted something in the downtown area… Big mistake! The staff is very nice and the place is very nice looking but I suspected something when they brought the salsa out in a little stainless steel creamer cup and little, so little it was hard to dip the chips in the salsa, ramekins. The salsa was warm but not great. We ordered the vegetarian fajitas without cheese. The dish came out with microwaved refried beans and the veggies came out on the skillet swimming in water, it was obvious they were frozen. They were sitting a large party and the waitress seemed over whelmed. We had to ask for items numerous times before getting them and my dish came out with cheese. So all and all we paid over 25 dollars for not so great service, bad food in a really nice location. I’ve checked this little place off my list and now I can move on.

Great atmosphere. Ordered the cheese dip, guacamole and steak quesadilla dinner. Everything was wonderful. Great flavor and service. Will definitely go back

I loved the salsa and chips. I had theRio Burrito Sampler, the shredded beef was my favorite! Will definitely return for more amazing mexican food.

I have to tell you… Coming from a Texan family, I’m pretty picky about my Mexican food. But this place is legit!
This was my first stop upon returning to the states from a five-​week stay in the culturally beautiful yet true dearth of Mexican food that is France. TriBeCa did not disappoint!
I could drink the salsa pure, and the chicken quesadilla is oddly simple yet profoundly delicious. It’s obviously a question of quality and butter over elaborate seasoning, but man, it’s good stuff.
If you’re ever in Paducah, head down to the art district and check this place out!

Just okay. Wait staff was excellent. I ordered the tortilla soup and guacamole salad. Both were bland, and the soup a bit too acidic. My friend’s chicken Mexican salad was good but also a bit bland.

Good tasting guac. The tamales were above average and the place is comfortable. Same owners at JPs down the street.

Liked this place, old building is neat, salsa was really good, food was about average. Great service.

Great local mexican restraunt. About as authentic as your gonna get in Paducah. Salsa is also the best in Paducah if you like cilantro. My pick is always the tamales which are filled with chicken.

Fantastic. Great food. Great service. Better than «authentic» Mexican restaurants in the area.

Visited TriBeCa while home for the holiday with my mother. The staff was great especially our waitress Jackie. She was attentive and really friendly which I personally like. The menu was not overly complicated so we stuck with the basics… the salsa was delicious, the chips over cooked, the guac mediocre (def didn’t taste the red pepper), the combo
Fajitas were tasty with the meat very tender, and the margarita was mainly mix… no bueno:(I would visit again at the request of family but for margs I would stick with Los amigos.